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EDITORIAL Police overhaul long overdue The next civilian government must follow through on CDRM's initiative to rid national force of corruption JUST A THOUGHT Flowers for soldiers? What kind of a coup is this? "Have you had your photos taken with the soldiers and tanks yet?" "Let's give them flowers." Abe set to redefine Japan's foreign relations On Tuesday, Shinzo Abe, the newly elected president of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), will become the next prime minister of Japan. Winning 66 per cent, or 464 votes out of the total 703 votes, from LDP lawmakers and local party chapters, Abe defeated his rivals - Finance Minister Sadakazu Tanigaki and Foreign Minister Taro Aso - and vowed to create a "beautiful Japan" with a more assertive role in the world. Litmus test for Thailand's ruling military council: leave the press alone After weeks of rumours, it was not soldiers in the streets that signalled to Thais that a coup was finally under way.	Top Stories 'Yellow ribbon coup' was a very high price to pay Sonthi outsmarted Thaksin at the eleventh hour Democratic hopes must remain strong Beware the TRT apologist in 'objective' journalist's clothing When is the abhorrent practice of staging a coup justifiable?

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